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Manaia Valley Farm
1 site · RV, Tent20 acres · Whangarei
Hi Hipcampers!
Manaia Valley Farm is nestled below the stunning Mt Manaia, Whangarei Heads.
Our 20 acres is just 600m from Ocean Beach, perfect for surfing and swimming. If you prefer a gentle float in calm waters, Taurikura beach is just a 5 min drive away.
There are heaps of fantastic hikes in the vicinity if that's your thing.
We have space for campervans/caravans/tenters. And we have a flush toilet, and hot outdoor shower available.
We also have a small cabin with queen size bed available if your tent washed away in the great summer of '23.
Come enjoy some of the most stunning sunsets Northland has to offer!
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Valley Farm
15 sites · Tents400 acres · Hikurangi
Valley Farm is a magical valley of river flats, and bush clad hills, 35mins north east of Whangārei in the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand. Spread over 400acres of pristine bush, high pasture and valley floor the main camping sites have access to hot showers, flush toilets, laundry and basic cooking facilities
Whether you want to pitch a tent, park a sleeping van, or a fully self contained motorhome, the environment with it's natural beauty and babbling streams will make you relax and unwind.
There are also a couple of off-grid secluded cabins if you want to enjoy a time of solitude to think, write, read or just relax.
Bushwalks criss-cross the property if you are into hiking, and it is also a perfect stopover if you are doing New Zealand's version of the Camino, the Te Araroa Trail. This brings you to the high plateaus of the property from the coast, with stunning views out to the Poor Knights Islands and all the way down to Whangārei Heads.
As a working farm we ask that you respect any livestock, leave gates as you find them, and take responsibility for your own wellbeing around hiking tracks, streams and waterfalls.
We operate as much as possible in harmony with the planet, i.e. no toxic chemicals, and zero waste, so please support our kaupapa and 'leave no trace except for footprints'.
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Pats Place - Te Ngaere Bay
1 site · Tent1 acre · Kaeo
Available is a sheltered flat grass section near a stunning beach. It is sheltered from the wind yet only a 60m stroll to the beach. Take your morning coffee or evening wine to the beach (like I do).
Lot's of fun nature hikes in the area, eg Mahineapua Track, Whangaroa Harbour.
Nearby is Matauri Bay reknowned for it's great surf, or Kauri Cliffs Golf Resort.
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NZ$60
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Seaviews Pataua
1 site · RV, Tent50 acres · Whangarei
Cabin available 50 acres native virgin NZ bush swimming pool hot tub paddock kayaks river close to surf beach.
Float benneath the stars, see morepork, wood pidgeons, hear kiwi bird, fishing kayaks river to secluded beach, 1hour long native bush walk 500year old kauri trees privacy spring drinking water and so much
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Akerama lifestyle
1 site · Lodging6 acres · Hikurangi
The property is a natural waypoint to a multitude of destinations while being close to the main highway but quiet and secluded. As a lifestyle block it has many different animals, garden and orchards. There are 3 caravans for stays with a caravan kitchen available and a shower and toilet block. We have a creek running through the property behind the caravans and a bush block of mainly Totara trees sheltering the area from the south side. The animals we currently have on site are sheep (South Suffolk), pigs (Kunikuni), chooks, ducks, Guinea pigs, cattle and a dog.
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NZ$90
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